Massachusetts State Flags

Represent the Bay State with a Massachusetts flag proudly made in the USA. Choose from lightweight outdoor nylon or durable 2-ply polyester designed to handle tough New England weather. Indoor flags feature a pole sleeve and optional gold fringe for an elegant display. Available in sizes from 2×3 ft to 6×10 ft and FMAA-certified for American craftsmanship. Whether you’re flying it at home, at school, or in a government building, this flag is built for pride and performance. Ships fast.

Fly Bay State pride with Massachusetts state flags designed for lasting color and dependable performance. Choose outdoor nylon for easy flying or rugged polyester for coastal wind and weather, plus indoor pole-sleeve flags with optional gold fringe. All options are Made in the USA.

Materials & Finishes

Nylon (outdoor): Lightweight, lifts in light breeze, quick-dry.
Polyester (outdoor): Heavy-duty for Cape/shoreline winds and exposed sites.
Indoor (presentation): Pole sleeve with optional gold fringe for formal rooms and ceremonies.

Sizes & Pole Recommendations

Flag Size Recommended Pole Height Best Use
2' × 3' 10'–15' Porches, wall mounts
3' × 5' 15'–20' Most homes & storefronts
4' × 6' 20'–25' Extra presence
5' × 8' 25' Commercial sites

The Massachusetts Flag: Meaning & Design

Massachusetts’s flag features a white field with the state coat of arms—a blue shield with a Native American figure beneath a bent arm holding a broadsword, and the Latin motto Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem. The clean design reads well indoors and outdoors.

FAQs

Best material for coastal Massachusetts? Choose polyester for wind and salt air; nylon suits inland towns.

What size fits a 20-ft pole? 3' × 5' standard; 4' × 6' for greater visibility.

Is fringe needed indoors? Optional—popular for ceremonial use.

USA-made? Yes—our Massachusetts flags are made in the USA.

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